When she unveils identities novel (Shirley and Braden) novel Chapter 513

Chapter 513 Ridiculous and Pathetic

The woman in his arms moved uncomfortably and said cautiously, “Mr. Stewart, you misunderstood me. I’m not Ms. Wilson.”

Braden’s body immediately froze, and his handsome and cold face was full of gloominess. He said coldly, “Who are you?”

“I, I am Pamela Jonathan, the nurse sent by Mrs. Stewart to take care of you.”

Pamela had an oval face and fair skin. It seemed that she was good- natured and pure.

Braden’s face darkened. He pushed the woman away and questioned in a displeased tone, “How long have you been here?”

“l-lt’s been a while.”

“So, you’ve always been the one who poured me coffee and chatted with me in the night breeze?”

“Yes, yes.”

In order to win Braden’s affection, she completely concealed the fact that Shirley had been there and instead said, “You are in a bad mood and need quiet companionship, so I just wanted to listen to you. I didn’t expect you to mistakenly think it was Ms. Wilson. I’m really sorry.”

“It’s not your fault.”

Braden’s eyes were dull, and he laughed self-deprecatingly. “I was too naive and underestimated the ruthlessness of humanity.”

“Mr. Stewart, I can see that you can’t let go of Ms. Wilson. If you trust me, I can try to contact her for you.”

Pamela plucked up all her courage and feigned to be kind.

Although the man was blind, his perfect face and natural noble aura were enough to make any woman fall in love with him.

If she could win the man’s heart because of this, she would wake up laughing in her dreams.

“No need.”

With a melancholic and indifferent expression, Braden said, “Our relationship is over. I want to thank her for her indifference so that I can completely let it go.”

“Then… Mr. Stewart, are you willing to start a new relationship?”

Taking a deep breath, she boldly stepped forward and took the man’s arm. “I have no parents, and I grew up with my adoptive father. My adoptive father is the famous doctor, Pranav Jonathan. I also learned a lot of medical skills from my adoptive father.